CHAPTER 35
“Come on, Kitty. Time to wake up.”
Susannah tried to remember if her mom always ran into this much trouble rousing Kitty from her afternoon naps.
She touched her sister’s forehead. Didn’t feel hot, but she’d been acting more tired than usual, taking more time to wake up, sleeping longer each afternoon.
Maybe it was the winter.
Or was she depressed? Susannah didn’t even know how to begin guessing if it was something like that. Should she call Dr. Bell? Would the pediatrician be able to help or just refer her to a specialist in Spokane or Wenatchee?
She rolled her sister onto her back and checked her diaper. It wasn’t wet, which was convenient for the moment, but Susannah knew from experience that if Kitty’s bladder didn’t kick in soon, by the time her systems finally caught
